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Apple has promised that the new iPhone generation will be even more water resistant than former models, handling up to 6 meters of water with no problem. A test checks the claim, going all the way to the extreme at 22 meters.

The road to the “new new” Mac Pro was a long one indeed, Apple had already announced the the start of work on a new “high-end system” more than 2 years before the start of the “new” Mac Pro’s sales. Exactly 1 year ago a new Mac, highly awaited by professional users, was released. The new “modular” Mac Pro was available for the first time, ending a long drought — and in the coming year, 2021, a revolution could be forming.

According to a recent report, the most affordable iPad should be receiving a product upgrade with multiple improvements this Spring. This would be surprisingly quick, given that the current production line has barely been on the market.

Although the MacBook Air has a version with 8 CPU and GPU cores, the same as the MacBook Pro 13", it doesn’t have a fan. We ran a test to determine how the computer performs and to find out how much the chip is throttled under continuous performance demand. A line graph documents the performance during our 47 minute benchmark.

Tim Cook was already a prominent figure at Apple before his appointment to CEO 2011, he's become even more so of one since. The Wall Street Journal takes a closer look at this man, whose entire life seems to revolve around Apple, and who leads a lonely lifestyle as a result.

Bloomberg presents a sketch of new Macs and Apple’s plans for the coming year. Should reports be accurate, then one can only be amazed.

Apple has recently expanded the “Independent Repair Provider Program” to Macs. This means that independent repair shops will now have access to special tools, trainings, and replacement parts provided by Apple—as long as the repair shop possesses the required certificate.

The arrival of iOS14 and iPadOS 14 provides iPhone and iPad users with a new freedom: users will finally be able to choose their own default browser or mail client. In this article, we’ll describe the process.

In comparison to the numerous browsers available for desktop, it’s not possible to save an entire webpage to a device locally with Safari for iPhone and iPad. With the advent of iOS 13 however, Apple has equipped the screenshot-feature with the ability to capture more more than the immediately viewable display.

The aged iTunes-Suite is no longer a part of macOS since macOS 10.15 Catalina and has been chopped up into individual, specialized apps. Windows is now threatened with the same fate, a sign that the end-days are nigh for iTunes, with the software now potentially becoming history once and for all.

The Apple TV could theoretically be redesigned as a game-console, especially as it already meets many of the requirements. According to reports, Apple is setting their sights on the billion dollar market with targeted gaming hardware.

Apple devices, including iPhone, iPad, and Mac, can communicate with one another in diverse manners when sharing an internet connection. In this tip of ours, we explain how to set up your Cupertino smartphones, tablets, and computers for use as an internet hotspot.

According to multiple reports, Apple plans to release a new edition of the iPad mini, although the official debut is still a ways off. A graphic artist has recently revealed the probable design of the upcoming model: a new iPad mini designed based on the iPad Pro.

In 2010 Apple wanted to release a social network directed at music fans and performers. Ping’s promising start was followed by disillusionment, as the majority of users largely ignored the service, for multiple reasons.

One of the great veterans of the software world is celebrating it’s 30th birthday today! On February 3rd, 1990, Photoshop 1.0 was released for Mac—and not only for Mac. Here, we take a quick look at how Photoshop came to be. We’ve also included a Video which shows current graphic designers trying out version 1.0 again.

It wasn’t Apple who launched the first well engineered notebook—rather Toshiba, who had already begun a tech revolution years before. However, Toshiba is no more—this month the pioneer made their exit from the market official.